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Also to camp on public land? You can on most public property in Ontario as long as you move your camp 100m every 21 days.
Almost no public land in a lot of countries. pretty much everything is owned by someone in the UK
US national forests have a similar rule. It's called "dispersed camping." The issue is, there aren't many national forests. Especially on the east coast, most land is owned by someone, and even state/federal land is rarely a national forest, and nothing else has this rule as far as I'm aware.
FWIW basically the entire state of Nevada is public land and dispersed camping is allowed for 14 days in a given spot.
That being said Nevada is an absolute wasteland with no water or other natural resources so it's kind of a hard place to exist in general.
You can in state and national parks in the US too... If you're sneaky about it, or if you pay a lot fee